If (i) P is taller than Q, (ii) R is shorter than P, (iii) S is taller than T but shorter than Q, then who among them is the tallest?
(i) P > Q (ii) R < P (iii) Q > S > T Here we are getting two cases. First case : P > R > Q > S > T Second case : P > Q > S > T > R In both the cases P is the tallest among all of them.
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Assume that there are equal numbers of male and female students in a university. Of all male students, 10 per cent major in economics; and of ...
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| List – I | Which of the following is a case of the principal-agent problem? If the regression coefficients of x on y and y on x are -1/4 and -1/9 respectively, then what is the correlation coefficient between x and y?
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